Life After Gann

Gann's rich academic program and focus on character development result in alumni who engage deeply on college campuses. Our alumni attend Ivy League universities, liberal arts colleges, and large research universities. They study abroad, lead campus organizations, and conduct original research. Our college counseling department works to ensure an excellent college match for each Gann student.

Through college and beyond, the Gann Alumni Network exists to connect alumni to one another, professionally and personally. Our graduates include computer programmers, artists, lawyers, teachers, rabbis, and physicians – both around the country and the world. When you join the Gann community, you become part of a network of intellectually confident, passionately engaged, and ethically responsible individuals who believe in using their unique talents and voices to create a better world.

3-Year College Matriculation (2015 - 2017)

Gann students attend a variety of colleges and universities. Below is a list of matriculations from the previous three years.

(Bold indicates multiple students)
American University	Hofstra University	The University of Tampa
Babson College	Ithaca College	Trinity College
Barnard College	Jewish Theological Seminary of America	Tufts University
Bates College	Johns Hopkins University	Tulane University
Boston College	Johnson & Wales University	University of Cincinnati
Boston University	Lawrence University	University of Connecticut
Brandeis University	Lehigh University	University of Hartford
Brown University	Marlboro College	University of Illinois
Carleton University	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	University of Maryland, College Park
Carnegie Mellon University	McGill University	University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Case Western Reserve University	Michigan State University	University of Miami
Clark University	Middlebury College	University of Michigan
Colby College	Muhlenberg College	University of New Hampshire
Colgate University	New York University	University of Pennsylvania
College of Charleston	Northeastern University	University of Rhode Island
Connecticut College	Northwestern University	University of Rochester
Cornell University	Oberlin College	University of Vermont
Dartmouth College	Pennsylvania State University	University of Virginia
DePaul University	Pratt Institute	University of Wisconsin, Madison
Dickinson College	Princeton University	Ursinus College
Duke University	Quinnipiac University	Vanderbilt University
Elon University	Rochester Institute of Technology	Washington University in St. Louis
Emerson College	Roger Williams University	Wellesley College
Emory University	Skidmore College	Wesleyan University
Franklin & Marshall College	Smith College	Wheaton College
Gettysburg College	Southern Vermont College	Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Goucher College	Stanford University	Yale University
Hamilton College	Syracuse University	Yeshiva University
Hampshire College	The George Washington University
Harvard University	The New School

Graduates also participated in more than 24 gap year and service programs from 2015 to 2017.

Words from Alumni

We learned to listen to each other and respect differing points of view. We learned that challenging encounters are opportunities for growth. We learned tolerance. The experience has had a profound influence on my life -- from college, to medical school, to my work in emergency medicine.

Dr. Doron Korinow, Class of 2000 | Tel Aviv University & University of Massachusetts Medical Center | Now: Board Certified Emergency Medicine Physician at Anna Jaques Hospital and Melrose-Wakefield Hospital

My years at Gann are some of my fondest. There are quite a few people who impacted my life in positive and dramatic ways, from coaches to teachers of all disciplines. What I remember most fondly about Gann was every faculty member’s personal investment in his or her students. The genuine interest of teachers in a student’s success is hard to find.

Margalit Chafitz, Class of 2006 | Boston University, Class of 2010 | Now: Senior Producer at Sullivan

Keeping quiet is not part of the Gann mentality. Gann has developed very effective formats for dialogue and the free exchange of ideas, and we were constantly encouraged to respectfully share our opinions. In different ways, I think that every student graduated with the ability to speak up even in the face of opposition. In many situations, I've been able to voice ideas with the knowledge that the worst-case-scenario is that someone might disagree.

Alex Woogmaster, Class of 2005 | Cornell University, Class of 2011 | Now: Creative Director at Wynn Design & Development

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Winter Arts Festival

This year's Winter Arts Festival brought in hundreds of community members to sample the work of Gann's artists. The evening began with performances by Gann's choir, a cappella group, jazz band, chamber ensemble, dance company, improv team, and the Grateful Dead Club rock band. Over a festive dinner, attendees took in hundreds of pieces of artwork, including darkroom photographs, 3D sculpture, film, drawings, paintings, and pottery, and were also invited to participate in interactive, student-led booths, including watercolor paint night and origami.

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Reviving Holocaust History with Virtual Reality

A shocking 1 out of 5 millennials have not heard of, or are not sure if they have heard of, the Holocaust. Gann Alum Ken Thompson is working to change that by recreating history with Virtual Reality and video game design. With support from the National Endowment for the Humanities, Thompson and his team are working on Courtroom 600, a VR experience that lets students take on the role of prosecutor in the Nuremberg Trials.
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Fulbright Scholar Delves Into Israeli Infertility

Alisa Feldman, Class of 2014

Be fruitful and multiply. It's commanded in the Book of Genesis, it's also echoed in Israel's generous subsidizing of in vitro fertilization (IVF) for women who do not yet have two children.

Thanks to a Fulbright scholarship, Gann alum Alisa Feldman '14 will be heading to Tel Aviv University in September to better understand Israelis' perceptions of infertility. “I'll be doing interviews and studying the country's policies to get a good understanding of what Israelis think about infertility,” says Alisa, who graduates from the University of Pennsylvania this month.

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